VXE - MAD R Major

I've used a lot of mice and VXE/VGN the Chinese brand make some of the best feeling mice. The Mad R Major I am currently using was only like £45. It has zero rattles, creaks, or weird creaky-ness to it, has a fantastic coating, most importantly has a godly shape for my grip style. It's very similar to the Ninjutso Sora V2. The Pulsar mouse I had been using before whilst feels great, just didn't have good QC had to replace encoder and clicks. Corsair's mice don't last any amount of time and the software is terrible, I get they have multiple products, but I don't to be reminded you make fans and keyboards whenever I want to change the DPI or something. Razer make some nice mice, but are definitely overpriced by around 3 times, and again software is dreadful and intrusive, it installs as soon as you put in the USB. Quite a lot of these mice also come with web based software so you don't even have to install and dodgy apps.

Actually, VXE Mad R (Major or not) are the new successor to the VXE R1, and are better in every way to the VXE R1. As compared to the Mchose L7 Ultra, they are very similar, but the VXE Mad R Major is larger for the same size, the Mchose L7 Ultra is a small size, whereas the VXE Mad R is a medium size. Yet, both are +- 39g (with skates and on their 200mAh version). So for that reason, the VXE Mad R Major is the best mouse over the Mchose L7 Ultra imo. Nevertheless, both are great mice, and you cannot go wrong going either way.

Do you have a source to understand what you mean by "VXE no longer has Omron opticals"? It is my understanding, and also the specification, that the VXE Mad R Major does use Omron Optical switches.

I recommend the Mchose L7 Ultra, around 70$. Or also the VXE MAD R Major. Both are superlight mouse, great sensor (PAW 3950), really light (36-39g), up to 8k polling rate (even tough you only really need 1KHz...), (Omron optical switches etc.). no need to buy fancy Logitech / razer or other expensive brand when nowadays pro gaming mice are so much more affordable and super high quality.

I have a 19x10cm hand and I use the VXE Mad R Major. Absolutely love it, I feel it is plenty larger enough, I don't like fingertip grip and thank God the mouse is big enough so I don't need to use fingertip grip. I use a relax claw type grip. I come from a Logitech G305 and altough it is comparable size, I did not like its grip, I needed to use too much of a fingertip grip style as compared to the VXE Mad R Major.

I ended up cancelling it and getting a VXE Mad R, the base version, and I love it, it's lighter and better than the R1 Pro is and it was around the same price, its definitely worth it

I settled with the Zaopin z2 for work. A little heavier at 60 plus grams and the Vxe r1 and the mad r major for gaming. Lightest mouse I could find in 2024. 3 mice with heavy application of grip tapes on the sides. I find that flatter sides for the thumb and pinky finger helps alleviate the pain. Darmoshark N5 is another I could recommend, I didnt like the heavy clicks.

better mouses in general, stuff like gpx known to have cheap skates. mchose makes some of the best mice. Also chinese mouses have copied shapes to a masterpiece lol. i got g502x as a daily driver cuz of infinite scroll. Switch to a lightweight when gaming. Tried many, viper v3 pro, terra, maya x, atk mad r, xm2w v2. Always go back to the L7 ultra+

MAD R Major is a no brainer, i that you need to make an extra excuse to take anything else

Recently got the Mad R Major and the Mchose L7 Ultra + (Plus, larger size). No complaints with build quality, and I'm honestly astonished with how light they are as well. They feel and perform great, and the lighter weight was genuinely a game changer. Practically no button wobble as well, which is a lot better than I can say about the Logitech and Razer mice I've had in the past. Unfortunately not really an ergo guy, so I don't have any experience with those to share.

I tried the Mad R Major and the side buttons aren’t as tactile as the Viper V2 Pro.

I absolutely love the Mad R Major and the IPI Float 88. However, they're not big mice by any means and might not be comfortable for you if you have large hands. I would suggest the **Incott G23 Pro** or the **MChoose A7**, since they are Logitech Superlight clones and, in my opinion, more suitable for bigger hands.

I'm way too many mice deep now, G305 was my favorite in 2019, mice tech started getting better and better so I started collecting mice and getting 3D printed ones from PMM and shit even but still today the G305 and Prime Mini wireless is still my favorite shapes aim wise. I love the Vaxee XE-S, OP1 4k, and Mad R Major for aiming, but the way the G305 tapers inward on the front + the curved sides lets me lift it more naturally and gives more fine control/freedom playing at low sens. Even 3D printed a G305 modkit to put Viper V2 internals in so I could use it at 2000/4000 hz but my print was scuffed lol. Mchose G3 Ultra is sick but it's slighter bigger and throws me off a lil. Recently though I got that Attack Shark G3 that came out and I love it even though that sensor is a bit slower, it's like a slightly smaller G305. Dream is still to get Vaxee / OP1 wireless latency in a G305 🙏